Crowder Wins as Tigers Edge Cubs in World Series Game Four
Wrigley Field Chicago Oct 5 Detroit Tigers defeated the Chicago Cubs 2 to 1 in the fourth game of the World Series. General Alvin Crowder pitched brilliantly for Detroit to move within one victory of the 1935 championship with the American League champions hammering their way toward the title.
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Wrigley Field
Chicago
Alvin Crowder
Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Alvin
General) Crowder
Chicagoubs
Tigers
Goslin
Billy Herman
Fox
Rogell
Hartnett
Owen
Herman
Clifton
Jurges
Cubs
Tigers Host Cubs In Weathered World Series Game Five
Detroit, leading 2 1 in the series, counts on alvin crowder to quiet Chicago as Hank Greenberg remains sidelined with a swollen arm. A crowd near 48 000 braved a cold day while police guarded after yesterday’s brawl involving umpire Moriarty and Charley Grimm.
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Cubs
Reaan
James
Teain Wee
Tigers
Greenberg
Hank Greenberg
Mickey Cochrane
Marvin Owen
Flea” Clifton
Greenbeer
George Moriarty
Charley Grimm
Landis
Moriarty
Tigers Cubs
Cf Galan
Cochrane
Herman
Gehringer
Lindstrom
Goslin
Lf Hartnett
Fox
Demaree
Rogell
Cavarretta
Owen
Hack
Clifton
Jurges
Crowder
Carleton
Tiger
Grimm
English
Winchester history charms eye and spirit in visit remark
Mr Baldwin praises Winchester on a visit, noting the city’s history and charm as depicted in the booklet Winchester The Ancient Capital. The article contrasts England’s Winchester with Winchester Virginia, urging pride in local history and heritage.
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Stanley Baldwin
Winchester
England
Baldwin
Council Rejects Armory Project With One Vote Margin
The Common Council killed the armory plan by a 8 to 1 vote with nine present. Herman Hable opposed the $5,000 1936 budget expenditure citing tax increases from maintenance. Seven members supported the project as several officers discussed possible voter consideration.
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Common Council
Herman Hable
C. R. Anderson
C. Douglas Barnett
R. Frank Barr
A. Lee Coble
W. W. Dellinger
Peyton C. Marshall
E. J. Snapp
Ralph Snapp
Mr. Hable
Sds Forney
Percy Miller
Two More Hams Stolen in Winchester Area
A smoke house near Winchester was entered for the second night in succession and two 25 pound hams were taken from L A Lamps on Sensen y road east of the city. Gasoline was also stolen. A past hen house theft recalls a prior break in. Officers are conducting an intensive county wide investigation with arrests not yet made.
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Winchester
L. A
South End Hose Company October Meeting Notice
South End Hose Co holds its October business meeting on Monday night October 7 with full attendance requested. Lost pair white chamois gloves please return to 326 Amherst St Mrs R E Byrd.
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Amherst St
R. E. Byrd
Boy Scout Movement Endorsed By Protestant Leader
Dr Parkes Cacman calls the Boy Scout Movement the best organization for training boys and male adolescents. He praises its pledge to courtesy consideration courage and definite purpose to fulfill every occasion with their best. Francis the President of the Federal Council of Churches.
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Boy Scout Movement
Parkes Cacman
Fran
Federal Council of Churches
Railroads Cut Apple Rates In Southern Area
Secretary W S Campfield of the Virginia Horticultural Society announced a telegram from Staunton confirming a 15 to 30 percent cut in apple freight rates across the southern area from Teeny West Viral to Mobile Alabama. The reduction, effective Monday, aims to boost Shenandoah Valley shippers and curb truck shipments by urging rail transport to protect first class fruit markets.
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W. S. Campfield
Virginia Horticultural Society
Staunton
West
Nashville
Sheffield
Birmingham
Selma
Mobile
Alabama
Carolinas
Atlanta
Interstate Commerce Commission
Campfield
Campbell
Shenandoah Valley
Arrest of Harry Campbell associate identified as Thomas L Carpenter
In Neosho Missouri Deputy Sheriff John Brock announced a man arrested early today was identified as Thomas L Carpenter, an associate of Harry Campbell and Alvin Karpis. Campbell, public enemy No 2, and Barker were sought in connection with the 1932 murder of J Earl Smith in Tulsa. Authorities planned to take the suspect to Sedan Kansas to face charges of robbing three stores and kidnapping a night watchman.
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Neosho
Harry Campbell
Public Enemy No. 2
Alvis Karpis
John Brock
Thomas L. Carpenter
Campbell
John
Kansas
J. W. Anderson
Fred Barker
J. Earl Smith
Tulsa
Okla
Nair
Smith
Box
Anderson
Bert Daugherty
Daugherty
Paul Liles
Newton County
Tom Cunningham
Hugh Edwards
Samuel B. Burer
Missouri State Police
Sedan
Kas
Ethiopian War Casualties Hit 5 000 To 7 000 Reports
London papers estimated today that 5 000 to 7 000 soldiers are dead or wounded in the Ethiopian fighting based on unconfirmed reports. Italian consul Muzzi denied assassination claims, saying a hunting accident caused his self injury. Emperor Haile Selassie reportedly urged to abandon Addis Ababa but planned to stay until commanding the army.
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London
Ethiopia
Marseilles
France
Filippo Muzzi
Debra Markos
Djibouti
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Rome
Geneva
League of Nations
Italy
Aden
Arabia
Yemen
Red Sea
Eritrea
Italians Drive Ethiopians Hard On Two Fronts
Italian forces under General Graziani move into Dolo in Italian Somaliland while De Bono reports Eritrean troops advance on Adigrat and Entisco. Air bombardment accompanies ground assaults as Ethiopian resistance persists around Aduwa and Gorrahei amid siege expectations.
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Rome
Haile Selassie
Rodolfo Graziania
Dolo
Emilio de Bono
Adierat
Entiscio
Daro Tacle
Aduwa
Mussolini
Seige
Italy
Aduna Bean
Adigrat
Flaes
Ita
Somatlend
Ethiopia
Gorrahei
Frost Kills Tender Plants as City Sees 29° Readings
The first official frost of the season covered vegetation in white. Temperatures dropped to 29 degrees at 523 Fairmont Avenue and in Baltimore areas, enough to kill beans and garden plants. October records note a prior all time low of 30 in 1925.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Walter S. Hough
Fairmont Avenue
Maryland
Baltimore
Lutherville
Weather Bureau
Naval ships supply Seward after flood hits power station
Seward Alaska October 5 two government vessels supplied electrical power to the city after heavy rains flooded the local power station. The naval radio vessel Swallow and the coast guard cutter Haid stood by to assist.
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Seward
Alaska
Swallow
Coast Guard
Haid
Square Dance at Ashley's Nite Club Castleman's Ferry
Tuesday October 8 square dance at Ashley's Nite Club Castleman's Ferry runs from 10 to 2 with 1 party and 5 tunes noted in the listing.
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Ashley
Castleman’s Ferry
VERA Closes County Projects To Aid Apple Season Employment
The Frederick county and Winchester VERA office closed all courses September 18 to place clients in orchards packing sheds and factories. Five clients remain on relief as exceptional cases. Relief rolls have fallen to nearly zero and future aid will require taking advantage of the normal employment demand.
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VERA
Frederick County
Winchester
Vera Office
Park To Play Two Games With Brunswick Team
The 1925 baseball season ends Sunday as Brunswick Champions visit Park Club for a 1 p m double header. Brunswick aims to beat Winchester with two ex players the Bureh brothers in the visitor lineup. Local fans can hear the World Series on radio and watch Park Club in action with several new faces in the local lineup.
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Brunswick
Park Association
Winchester
Bureh Brothers
acquittal in Missouri a conspiracy case over Kel ley kidnapping
Nellie Tipton Muench, former St. Louis society matron, is acquitted in Missouri today of conspiring in the kidnapping of Dr. Isaac D. Kelley. Chicago industrial leaders Harold F. McCormick and William C. Cummings face abduction and blackmail threats over three weeks.
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Mexico
Nellie Tipton Muench
St. Louis Society
Isaac D. Kelley
Chicago
Harold F. McCormick
William C. Cummings
Pickers Tickets Offer Quick Service at Low Prices
The Evening Star advertises a ticket service for pickers promising fast, affordable orders. customers are urged to place requests now to avoid delays during busy periods.
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Lptf
the Evening Star
League to Form Six Nation Panel on Ethiopian War
The League of Nations plans a six nation committee including Great Britain France Romania Portugal Chile and Denmark to study the Italo Ethiopian dispute after the Ethiopian delegation Tecle Hawariate attended the session. Italy sought full reservations on the council report which cleared Ethiopia of aggression and urged a swift urgent session next Wednesday on the Italo Ethiopian war.
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Wade Werner
Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations
Ethiopia
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Italy
LE Eia
Tecle Hawariate
Leeavenan
Council
Eduard Benes
League Assembly
Great Britain
France
Romania
Portugal
Chile
Denmark
Aloisi
Hawariate
Anthony Eden
Premier Laval
War books at Handley Library on Ethiopia conflict
The Handley Library offers two new books on the Italio Ethiopian war. Boake Carter's Black Shirt Black Skin analyzes causes, history, and potential wider effects. L Ferago's Abyssinia on the Eve reports observations from three months travel in the Ethiopian realm.
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Ethiopia
Handley Library
Mussolini
Emperor Selassie
Boake Carter
United States
Abyssinia
L. Ferago
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Japan
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